Kasey Orr Pulls Off a Dramatic Triple-Up
- Kasey Orr
- Jan 25
- 2 min read

Kasey Orr, representing The Poker Gods, proved once again why he’s a formidable force on the felt. In a critical hand during the Peppermill $10K guaranteed tournament, Kasey was down to just 12,000 chips when a dramatic three-way all-in gave him the opportunity to triple up—and he didn’t waste it.
The Setup
The blinds were 400/800 with an 800 big blind ante. Kasey, sitting in middle position, looked down at A♣️Q♠️. With only 15 big blinds left, he knew it was time to make a move and open-shoved for 12,000.
The action didn’t stop there. A player in the cutoff, with K♠️K♦️, snap-called, creating a tense moment. But it wasn’t over yet—the big blind, holding J♥️10♦️, also called, putting his tournament life at risk.
With three players all-in, the pot swelled to over 36,000 chips. Kasey was the underdog heading to the flop, but poker is a game of skill and luck, and the latter was about to come through.
The Flop: J♠️10♣️4♦️
The dealer laid down a flop that created fireworks: J♠️10♣️4♦️. The big blind flopped top two pair with J♥️10♦️, while the cutoff’s K♠️K♦️ was still ahead with an overpair.
Kasey, however, found new hope with a gutshot straight draw and two overcards to the board. Although he was behind, the potential for a monster comeback was alive.
The Turn: K♣️
The K♣️ on the turn improved the cutoff to a set of kings, cementing him as the favorite in the hand. The big blind’s two pair was now drawing thin, and Kasey’s chances of survival hinged on hitting one of his outs for a straight.
The River: Q♥️
The river brought the Q♥️, completing Kasey’s Broadway straight. The table erupted as Kasey secured the massive pot, tripling up to over 36,000 chips. The player in the big blind was eliminated, while the cutoff was left with a dented stack and frustration written all over his face.
Turning the Tide
This pivotal hand was a testament to Kasey’s ability to navigate the highs and lows of tournament poker. With his stack rejuvenated, Kasey shifted gears and began leveraging his newfound chip advantage to put pressure on opponents and climb the leaderboard.
Representing The Poker Gods, Kasey once again showed the importance of timing, risk-taking, and the occasional favor of the poker gods themselves. As the tournament unfolded, Kasey continued to remind everyone why he’s a player to watch.
Stay tuned for more updates on Kasey Orr’s incredible run and his future performances with The Poker Gods.
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